feeling cool with Elena Tretiakova at BARRY Coffee and Food.
This place rocks people ! It’s a modern food art: in both presentation and taste! We were invited for lunch by the owner ... My review is coming up soon . For now : please enjoy the photos .at Barry Coffee and Food Northcote / BARRY Coffee and Food

feeling grateful with Elena Tretiakova at RACV Torquay Resort.
We are checking a new location for upcoming Marquis Fashion Magazine project today . Very grateful for this gorgeous breakfast my friend shouted : fruit scones with strawberry jam , long black and blueberry banana smoothie . Decoration - us!

​Cinema Nova, #NedAndCoPublicity and Melbourne Queer Film Festival invite you for this year festival:
#eXtra #MQFF2019
DATES: 4-6 October 2019
VENUE: Cinema Nova Carlton
WEBSITE: https://mqff.com.au/
History of #MQFF
The Melbourne International Lesbian & Gay Film and Video Festival began in February 1991 opening with “Longtime Companion” at the Dendy Brighton Cinemas. Other screenings over the weekend took place at the National Theatre in St Kilda. It was originally as part of the Midsumma Festival. In response to the New Wave of Queer Cinema emerging at the time, the Midsumma board asked film maker Lawrence Johnston and lesbian identity Pat Longmore to be the first Festival Directors. It drew good audiences and was a marked success. The 1992 Festival screened at the State Film Theatre (Treasury Place).
In September 1992, Madeline Swain and Suzie Goodman came on board. The festival became an incorporated association and it was moved to March under the name Melbourne Queer Film and Video Festival. Those early years were a tough struggle. Tamara Jungwirth recruited as Festival Director and eventually the festival established itself. In 1995, we started Movies Under the Stars, screening classics in a picnic atmosphere at Fairfield amphitheatre. As it grew, the festival did much to assist the spread of access to queer cinema throughout Australia. In 1996, a touring program went to 5 interstate capitals including Hobart where homosexual activity was still a crime. The festival is proud to have played a part in the establishment of queer film festivals in Brisbane, Bendigo, Far North Queensland and in NSW.
In 1997, Claire Jackson became President. In 1998 City of Melbourne came on as supporter through their arts grants. Lisa Daniel joined as Festival Director for the 1999 festival and a period of rapid growth began. In 2003 the name was changed to Melbourne Queer Film Festival and in 2004 the screenings moved to the excellent facilities at ACMI except for the fabulous opening nights staged at the iconic Astor Theatre. The festival was able to host its audience in a lounge staffed by our famous volunteers, creating the perfect safe and welcoming environment.
In 2010, following our biggest audience ever, we expanded screenings to Greater Union on Russell Street. In 2011, MQFF headed west to the Art Deco splendour of the Sun Theatre to start our first satellite festival over a weekend in late August and brought our opening night into the city at ACMI in 2012. 2018 saw MQFF achieve a record breaking box office. Following the festival, the State Government announced significant funding for ACMI to undergo redevelopment. This meant that MQFF, and other organisations, would not have access to ACMI in 2019. The search for new venues was on, with the Capitol Theatre and others being explored to replace ACMI.
Ultimately, the plans to redevelop ACMI were set back until mid-2019, however the venues had already been confirmed. In 2019, following a number of years screening primarily at ACMI, with Cinema Nova and Palace Kino used for repeat screenings, MQFF branched out. For the first time, MQFF screened at Village Cinemas Jam Factory, to much acclaim, along with ACMI and Cinema Nova. Aside from the new venue, which brought the festival into one of the heartlands of the LGBTIQ+ community, the programming saw each venue carry approximately one third of the sessions each. It was an ambitious gamble, but one that resulted in MQFF setting a new box office record (for the second consecutive year), as well as its highest ever ticket sales, beating the previous record set in 2009. 2020 marks the 30th year of the Melbourne Queer Film Festival. What began in the back room of Hares and Hyenas all those years ago has become a leading international queer film festival, and a beloved favourite in Melbourne. MQFF continues to work to give its audience access to best in world queer screen culture and foster local talent.
We are always looking at how we can bring you even more LGBTIQ+ cinema throughout the year, including outside of Melbourne… so stay tuned!
All thanks to our friends at #NedAndCo Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proudly covering the Opening Night of the Festival (media: our two magazine #Ambassadors : Anthony Wayne and Amit Singh. Please stay tuned for more information!

​Wonderland Theatre and Phoenix Theatre Elwood cordially invite you to experience
#Pinocchio new production
DATES: 28th September – 5th October 2019 at 10:30am and 1:30pm
VENUE: Phoenix Theatre, 101 Glen Huntly Road, Elwood
WEBSITE: http://wonderlandtheatre.com.au/upcoming-production/
TICKETS: https://www.trybooking.com/eventlist/wonderlandtheatre
Oh yes it is! It’s Panto time again in the spring holidays when Wonderland Theatre returns with the spectacular production of Pinocchio. Carved by the loving hands of his father Geppetto, Pinocchio embarks on an adventure full of magic and wonder. Join Pinocchio on his journey from alpine forests to Pleasure Island and help on his quest to prove he is truthful and worthy to be Geppetto’s son. This unmissable classic fairy tale has plenty to keep adults entertained and children engaged in a show full of excitement, laughter and that unique magic that can only be found at Wonderland Theatre.
PHONE BOOKINGS: 0428 397 767
EMAIL BOOKINGS: pantomimes@wonderlandtheatre.com.au
All thanks to our friends at the Wonderland Theater Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proudly covering the new production (media: Glen Wilson 30 Sep and Nicole Stenton 3 Oct) Please stay tuned for more information coming up soon

​Miss Fashion Week Australia with two consecutive events Miss Fashion Week Junior National Final 2019 and Miss Fashion Week Australia National Final Teen and Adult 2019 took place over two evenings of Sep 14-15 2019 at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park
https://www.facebook.com/events/444486666107131/ and
https://www.facebook.com/events/2100720323565875/
we were lucky enough to attend both dates to cover the competitions with more than 100 participants all together. we would like to share Hima Himani's impressions of the days: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty.h… .
please stay tuned for the video coming up soon...
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to event managers and organisers and personally to Kylie Drew and Anthony Wayne for the invite and opportunity to cover the dates and to Hima for her amazing work.
photos: Amit Singh, Natasha Marchev and Hima Himani

​adding more new logos and more associates to our list:
http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/our-sponsors-and-sup…

BARRY Coffee and Food cafe 85 High Street Northcote https://www.barrycoffeeandfood.com/

Guy Windsor Workshops // The Melbourne Salle / The School of
Historical Fencing https://www.facebook.com/events/717266962039380/
INFO: info@melbournesalle.com

Wonderland Theatre with #Pinocchio production // Phoenix Theatre http://wonderlandtheatre.com.au/upcoming-production/

​Catherine McClintock with Catherine McClintock: Please and Thank Yous - Melbourne Fringe Festival // Melbourne Fringe / The Rattlesnake Saloon https://melbournefringe.com.au/…/catherine-mcclintock-plea…/

​please mark these dates in your calendars:

THURSDAY, September 19
Catherine McClintock / Catherine McClintock with Catherine McClintock: Please and Thank Yous - Melbourne Fringe Festival at The Rattlesnake Saloons://melbournefringe.com.au/event/catherine-mcclintock-please-and-thank-yous/ till 24 September

THURSDAY, September 26
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark // Universal Pictures Australia https://www.universalpictures.com.au/videos#

SATURDAY, September 28
Mrs Asian Petite & Grandma & Kids Supermodel Grand Coronation at Melrose Melbourne Conference + Reception Centre by The Face Australia Pageantry // Choy Symes https://www.facebook.com/events/2023112924660796

Wonderland Theatre till 5 October with #Pinocchio production at Phoenix Theatre, 101 Glen Huntly Road, Elwood // Alta Truden http://wonderlandtheatre.com.au/upcoming-production/

with Thi Huynh and Marchev Misha at Rocksalt.
· Entertainment Book special : Rocksalt something that I always enjoy : baked zucchini stuffed with Arborio rice, cannelloni beans , corn kernels topped with seeded mustard sauce. It never disappoints this place . My friend ordered seafood linguini and lived it!
Service : 4/5
Food: 4/5
Atmosphere : 3/5
what your book with us?
https://www.entertainmentbook.com.au/orderbooks/182v887

with Masha Marsheva.
at Pony White Fitzroy cafe they serve hibiscus rose and strawberry tea of deliciously pink colour with the tastiest and softest apple and cinnamon muffin ever that has that crusty top Seinfeld characters were all mad about!.. If you never never try you will never know why! We looooooooove!

I created a business card today for a friend. Took me an hour .

Juice time ! with my fav green apple celery and carrots

added 242 new photos to the album: Miss Fashion Week Australia National Final Teen and Adult 2019.
· Miss Fashion Week Australia with two event Miss Fashion Week Junior National Final and Miss Fashion Week Australia National Final Teen and Adult took place over two days Sep 14-15 at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park
https://www.facebook.com/events/444486666107131/ and
https://www.facebook.com/events/2100720323565875/
we were lucky enough to attend both dates to cover the competitions with more than 100 participants. today we release additional BTS photos by Amit Singh from day 2. Amit wears Kwacha Fashion outfit. Please stay tuned for the full two days event review and a short video coverage coming up soon
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to event managers and organisers and personally to Kylie Drew and Anthony Wayne for the invite and opportunity to cover the dates and to our Brand Ambassador Amit for covering day 2 for us. please stay tuned for more information

added 93 new photos to the album: MARISA FERRARO: WOMEN OF STYLE BOOK LAUNCH — at The George on Collins.
· we were lucky enough to get invited as VIP guests on Wednesday 11th September, 2019 to The George on Collins to help celebrate the launch of #WomenOfStyle’ book by Marisa Ferraro. We also had a privilege to cover the event
please follow a review and some selected BTS photos from the event : http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty.h…
please stay tuned for professional photos and short video teaser coming up soon
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the event managers and organisers and personally to Helen Reizer and Janine Lum for the invite and opportunity to cover the event.
@thestilettowoman

​Affordable Art Fair Australia exhibition took place on 5-8 September at the Royal Exhibition Building Carlton and was presented by HotHouse Media & Events https://affordableartfair.com/fairs/melbourne
our media crew was lucky enough to be part of the opening for the media . please read enjoy Stuart Buchanan's photography from the exhibition: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html please stay tuned for a short video footage by David Chavez coming up soon
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the organisers and managers of the exhibition and personally to Jasmine Burford at Hot House Media & Events for the invite and opportunity to cover the event as well as to Stuart for his artworks. please stay tuned for more information coming up soon...

added 86 new photos to the album: Miss Fashion Week Junior National Final 2019 — at Pullman Melbourne Albert Park.
· Miss Fashion Week Australia with two event Miss Fashion Week Junior National Final and Miss Fashion Week Australia National Final Teen and Adult took place over two days Sep 14-15 at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park
https://www.facebook.com/events/444486666107131/ and
https://www.facebook.com/events/2100720323565875/
we were lucky enough to attend both dates to cover the competitions with more than 100 participants. I release some BTS photos from day 1 today. Please stay tuned for the full two days event review , more photos from day 2 and a short video coverage coming up soon
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to event managers and organisers and personally to Kylie Drew and Anthony Wayne for the invite and opportunity to cover the dates. please stay tuned for more information

​Melbourne Fringe Festival and personally Catherine McClintock cordially invite you to experience
Catherine McClintock in Please and Thank Yous - Melbourne Fringe Festival
DATES: 19 – 24 September 2019 at 9:30 pm, 50 minutes show
VENUE: The Rattlesnake Saloon, 140 Lygon St, Carlton
WEBSITE: https://melbournefringe.com.au/…/catherine-mcclintock-plea…/
Like most Canadians, Catherine was raised to be polite. As she gets older and after years in Australia, she kind of can’t be bothered. Sorry. Please and Thank Yous will have you snorting (laughs, not coke) as Catherine battles to overcome her good girl persona.
Catherine’s debut hour of stand up is about the high expectations we live with, wrapped in jokes about breastfeeding mishaps and masturbating dogs. Catherine McClintock is a comedian, nurse, mum and certified fun person. She is also a smug Canadian who married a Tasmanian. The two-time RAW Comedy state-finalist has performed all over Tasmania and now Victoria – fancy!
In her spare time Catherine loves long walks on the beach. Ok, short walks. Ok, the beach is visible on her laptop screensaver... in her lounge room, where she sits with air-con, chocolate and Netflix. Warning: Contains moderate coarse language, some infrequent/low pressure audience interaction, potentially triggering content or themes, including Drug References,Sexual References,Death
Catherine McClintock is apologetically naughty, like your best straight-laced friend who’s had too much champers. After a cracking start at Fringe at the Edge of the World and Laughs of Launnie Comedy Festival, the former Tassie-based comedian brings Please and Thank Yous to the 2019 Melbourne Fringe Festival. In her debut solo stand-up show, Catherine skilfully identifies the expectations we live with and joyfully rejects them. A unique voice on the comedy scene, audiences will delight in Catherine’s insightful observations wrapped in silly, scrote-covered packaging (expect a scrotum joke or three).
A two-time RAW Comedy state-finalist, Catherine has been a fixture of the Tasmanian comedy scene since her debut, performing at Fresh Comedy, Jokers Comedy and many others, supporting acts such as Judith Lucy, Sam Simmons, Randy and Claire Hooper. The happy and silly Canadian moved to Australia in the mid-2000s where she met and married her husband, Bob, who promised her they’d live in Tasmania for “just two years” … which turned into thirteen. But who’s counting? Now based in Melbourne, Catherine is also a mum to two young children and a registered nurse. She battles a rare autoimmune disease called dermatomyositis that no one can pronounce. The doctors tell her she’s one in one hundred thousand but she likes to tell people one in a million. Audiences think so too.
All thanks to Roslynne GW and the artist herself Catherine McClintock Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is covering the media opening night (media: Katherine Kelly and Stuart Buchanan) please stay tuned for more details.

​Miss World Australia invite you to be part of
#NSWPreliminaryFinal
DATE: 13th of October, 2019
LOCATION: Sir Stamford at Circular Quay, 93 Macquarie Street, Sydney
#VICPreliminaryFinal
DATE: 19th of October, 2019
LOCATION: The Trust Melbourne, 405 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
WEBSITE: http://www.missworldaustralia.com.au/
Miss World
Miss World is the largest and longest running international beauty pageant. Launched in 1951, it has become one of the world’s most watched annual events, with a worldwide viewing audience of over 1 billion people. The President of the Miss World Organization, Julia Morley, coined the phrase ‘Beauty With A Purpose’ more than 35 years ago and since then more than $1 billion USD has been raised in its name in support of children’s charities across the globe, bringing help and hope to hundreds of thousands in need. Among the many recipients of this outstanding fund-generating activity has been the Nelson Mandela Trust, Canada’s Cops For Cancer, Variety Clubs International, Operation Hunger, and the SOS Children’s Villages which cares for orphaned and abandoned children in 132 countries.
Charity work is integral to the Miss World ethos and part of the brief to contenders in each country is that they volunteer their time or fundraise for charity. All of the money raised goes to the nominated cause and the entrants’ records are credited with details of their personal contribution. Their hard work, dedication and above all, results, are what puts them in the running for the Beauty with a Purpose award in the international contest. Without question, it is the enduring popularity of the Miss World pageant that has helped spread the word and encouraged young women to participate in philanthropic work in a bid to make the world a better place.
All thanks to our friends at Miss World Australia Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proudly covering the both states events (media: Hakam Soufan , Neil Chand, Amit Singh, Hima Himani, Ashraf Da Rafsta and Murray Howard Brooks) please stay tuned for more details
photo below (2019 Miss World Australia Final and Crowning) by Brett Styles

​National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) and Prue Bassett Publicity cordially invite you to experience
Hard Sell
DATES: 17 - 21 Sep 2019
LOCATION: National Institue Of Circus Arts (NICA) at 39-59 Green Street Prahran Victoria 3181
WEBSITE: http://www.nica.com.au/event-tickets.php
Spectacular circus collides with the Sale of the Century in Hard Sell, the 2019 showcase from the National Institute of Circus Arts’ 2019 graduates. Set in a high-class auction room under the unpredictable gavel of subversive MC Mitch Jones (Australia’s Got Talent 2019, Autocannibal), Hard Sell sees 17 artists transform the stage into a bidding war for Australia’s newest elite talent. Life imitates art from the comedic to the dramatic with a variety line-up including trapeze, Roue Cyr, Tightwire, handstands, acrobatics to name a few.
A kaleidoscope of circus talent takes centre stage with Easa Min-Swe’s butoh-inspired movements, Troy Griffiths’ contortion abilities, Aleshanee Kelso’s acrobatic aerial wheel tricks, Stephanie Benson’s blend of gymnastics and performance art, in addition to 10 other exhilarating acts. Circus industry scouts regularly attend NICA’s yearly showcase searching for new talent to take on national and international tours, so the stakes are high and sales may be made!
Hard Sell is curated by NICA’s Creative Team consisting of James Brown (Head of Circus), Zeb Hunter (Head of Performance), Meredith Kitchen (Movement Coordinator) and Martine Howard (3rd Year Coordinator). Acclaimed Melbourne Choreographer, Stephanie Lake, The Anchor Theatre Company’s Artistic Director Katie Cawthorne and Dance Animator’s Director/Choreographer Alice Lee Holland worked with this year’s students as part of NICA’s Artistic Consultation series. This annual initiative sees students paired with industry professionals to strengthen their performance practice.
James Brown, says this process is the student’s final finessing before they enter the world stage. “This Artistic Consultancy process is the last step in amalgamating everything students have learnt, to blend the technical and artistic into a world-class piece,” says Brown.
Hard Sell promises to be sophisticated, creative, and dazzling - snag your tickets before you can say “going, going, gone”! NICA is Australia’s Centre of Excellence for training in contemporary circus arts. It is one of eight national arts training institutes and offers Australia’s only Bachelor of Circus Arts. Graduates of NICA have gone on to pursue exciting careers both locally and internationally and have contributed to the development of Melbourne’s vibrant circus arts industry.
Al thanks to our friends at Prue Bassett Publicity Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proudly covering the media opening night (media: Kieran McNamara) Please stay tuned for more details.

​The Melbourne Salle and The School of Historical Fencing invite you all to
Guy Windsor Workshops
DATES: Saturday, November 9 at 10 AM – November 10 at 4 PM
LOCATION: The Melbourne Salle at 12/62-64 Oakover Rd, Preston, Victoria, Australia 3072
WEBSITE: https://www.facebook.com/events/717266962039380/
INFO: info@melbournesalle.com
Guy will be here in Melbourne to teach on the 9th and 10th of November. This is a great opportunity to learn historical from an expert. Improve your structure, learn how to train effectively, learn techniques from a variety of historical fencing systems!
It will be pending a day on Sword & Shield (I33) and a day on Knightly Combat with according to Fiore with a variety of weapons. Book before the 1st of September to have a say in what #GuyWindsor teaches and save money!
Thanks to our friends at The School of Historical Fencing Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine is proudly covering the 9 Nov event (media: Max Lyons and #SamBell) Please stay tuned for more information.
photography (2018) Rouben Dickrinan

video (2018) by Daniel Cui 

​Universal Pictures Australia invite you to watch a new animation fantasy horror comedy called The Dead Don't Die https://www.universalpictures.com.au/micro/the-dead-dont-die
in cinemas September 26
rate: 5/10
The peaceful town of Centerville finds itself battling a zombie horde as the dead start rising from their graves.
please read our review published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere.html

trailer: 

​Affordable Art Fair Australia took place 5-8 September at the Royal Exhibition Building Carltonand was presented to you by HotHouse Media & Events https://affordableartfair.com/fairs/melbourne
our media crew was lucky enough to attend the opening for the media . please read Katherine Kelly;s review and some selected photography we publish today. http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html please stay tuned for professional photos by Stuart Buchanan and short video footage by David Chavez coming up soon
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the organisers and managers of the exhibition and personally to Jasmine Burford at Hot House Media & Eventsfor the invite and opportunity to cover the event as well as to Katherine for her amazing work. please stay tuned for more information coming up soon...

​we were lucky enough to get invited as VIP guests on Wednesday 11th September, 2019 to The George on Collins to help celebrate the launch of #WomenOfStyle’ book by Marisa Ferraro. We also had a privilege to cover the event
please follow a review and some selected BTS photos from the event : http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/fashion-and-beauty.h…
please stay tuned for professional photos and short video teaser coming up soon
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the event managers and organisers and personally to Helen Reizer and Janine Lum for the invite and opportunity to cover the event.
@thestilettowoman

​#AURAShow Sovereign Hill, Ballarat is on show from FEBRUARY 2019 - till DECEMBER 2019 https://aurasovereignhill.com.au/
please follow up the review by David Chavez and Helena Muñoz Balbontin http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html and make sure your kids follow the Australian best history pages. please also stay tuned for the photos and video to come up soon
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the exhibition and show managers and organisers and personally to Tegan Benfield, the EXECUTIVE for MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS for the invite and opportunity to cover the exhibition and the show as well as to David and Helena for their observation.

​Madman / Madman Films invite you to watch a new animation fantasy drama called Weathering With You https://www.madmanfilms.com.au/weathering-with-you/
in cinemas now
rate: 10/10
A high-school boy who has run away to Tokyo befriends a girl who appears to be able to manipulate the weather.
please read our review published: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/la-premiere.html

soundtrack: 

trailer: 

​Zelman Symphony concert #VerdiRequiem n association with
Melbourne Bach Choir Inc took place on SUNDAY, September 8 at 2.30pm at the Melbourne City Town Hall http://zelmansymphony.org.au/Concerts/8September2019
please read the review Natasha Lukin is sharing to day with all our readers: http://bohemianrhapsodyclub.weebly.com/travelling.html
Bohemian Rhapsody Weekly Magazine expresses its special thanks to the managers and organisers of this grand event and personally to George Deutsch and Holly Hayes for the invite and opportunity to cover the concert as well as to Natasha for her coverage.